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The current video wall hardware and software are redundant and the software is currently running on out dated windows software. Currently, it is a stand alone system, however, we need to integrate the new system so that it can have cyber security patches. Therefore we need to tender for a whole new video wall system which can be integrated into a Gassco approved cyber secure environment.

Anchor intends to appoint one bidder who will be responsible for delivering the following goods and services: The contract will deliver an asset compliance management solution that enables proactive, automated, and auditable management of statutory compliance across our asset portfolio, supporting current "big 6" compliance areas and future expansion. The estimated spend over the maximum contract term is estimated to be between £1m and £1.5m (excluding VAT). The contract is scheduled to commence on 11.01.2027. The contract will be let for an initial period of 3 years, with the option to extend for a further five 12-month extensions (8 years in total) subject to performance and mutual agreement. The contract will be based on the following contract terms Anchor Standard Service contract.

Nexus Multi Academy Trust intends to establish a multi-supplier ICT Procurement Framework to provide education sector contracting authorities with a compliant route to market for the procurement of ICT services, professional consultancy and technology products. Nexus is a CIPS Procurement Excellence Programme accredited Multi Academy Trust (supported through the DfE ESCC/TALI initiative) and a partner of the Positive Change Alliance (PCA), comprising Multi Academy Trusts working collaboratively to improve procurement outcomes across the education sector. The Framework is being developed to provide an accessible, flexible and competitive procurement solution capable of supporting the diverse ICT requirements of education providers. The procurement is expected to be conducted using the Open Procedure under the Procurement Act 2023, with the intention of appointing multiple suppliers to each lot. The Framework will be established and operated wholly by Nexus Multi Academy Trust and will be available for use by eligible contracting authorities operating within the education sector. The Framework has been developed specifically to meet the needs of education providers, providing a compliant, flexible and competitive route to market for a broad range of ICT products, services and solutions. The Framework is currently expected to comprise the following lots: • Lot 1 ICT Support Services and Managed Services - Provision of managed ICT services, technical support, infrastructure management, cloud services, cyber security, networking, connectivity, installation, maintenance and associated ICT support services. • Lot 2 Professional Services - Provision of ICT consultancy, strategy development, architecture, project and programme management, digital transformation, technical advisory services, audits, compliance support, CPD & training, implementation and other specialist professional services. • Lot 3 Hardware - Supply of ICT hardware and associated products, including end-user devices, servers, storage, networking equipment, classroom technology, peripherals, accessories and associated deployment services. The Framework scope, lot structure and service requirements remain subject to final development. Full details of the procurement, including the final specification, lot structure, award criteria and framework arrangements, will be published within the UK4 Tender Notice and accompanying procurement documentation.

YPO is seeking to establish a Framework which will be designed to provide a solution for Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Technology for public sector use.

YPO are looking for Suppliers to be appointed onto a Framework Agreement following a Competitive Tendering Procedure for the supply of Community & Healthcare Technology Equipment & Associated Services to the public sector. This Framework is designed to meet the needs of all public sector Contracting Authorities which includes YPO's internal requirements by establishing an agreement where the end customer will place the order with the Supplier and the Supplier will deliver direct to the end customer.

YPO are looking for Providers to be appointed onto a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for the provision of Critical Incident and Public Safety Software / Systems. The DPS is designed to meet the needs of all public sector organisations which includes YPO's internal requirements and any of YPO's wholly owned associated or subsidiary companies. The DPS will cover the period from 13th February 2024 to 12th February 2029. Suppliers can apply to join throughout DPS duration. This update to the contracts finder notice is due to a change in e-tendering portal to access the procurement documents and bid. The new e-tendering portal to access the documents is http://ypo2.my.site.com/s/Welcome. YPO also re-confirm the start and end date for this DPS in line with transitional arrangements under the Procurement Act 2023

NHS England are seeking to establish a supplier registry for the use of AI-enabled ambient scribing products in health and care settings. Suppliers must hold class 1 Medical Device Accreditation and current DTAC assessment. All corresponding certifications and registrations specified within DTAC must be provided as part of the application process. Evidence of benefit within the NHS care setting proposed is also required. Evidence may be provided in various formats for example, in the form of case studies or reports. The aim is to create and develop a robust and accurate supplier registry for ambient voice technology ("AVT Registry") with an accompanying resource library that will be shared to better inform buying authorities so that they can ensure compliance with the guidance issued by NHS England. Procurements thereafter will be undertaken by the NHS bodies themselves and in accordance with their own governance requirements. The National Commercial and Procurement Hub will undertake preliminary completion checks against the requirements and standards as specified on the Atamis e-tendering portal. An evidence base of documentation will be collated for onward sharing with NHS Buyers. All collateral must be kept up to date and current. It is the supplier's responsibility to keep the Hub up to date with details of their systems and solutions so that the information shared with NHS Buyers is current and accurate. The registry operationalises the requirements by offering a transparent, centralised platform where AVT suppliers can self-declare compliance. It is not a procurement mechanism, but a strategic enabler that: • Lists successful AVT solutions that have submitted evidence of self-certification with NHS standards • Supports procurement and pilot planning by surfacing supplier capabilities • Encourages transparency around safety, data handling, and performance • Enables monitoring and evaluation of real-world use and outcomes • Facilitates cross-system learning and reduces duplication across ICBs Solutions may include, but are not limited to: • Ambient voice capture • Real-time speech to text transcription • Generative AI summarisation • Suggested structured coding • Intelligent identification - referral • Intelligent summarisation - referral • Automated template population - referral • Intelligent summarisation - patient • Automated template population - patient • Review for approval - clinical • Integration and API Management - EPRs • Insights and Reporting Applications are welcomed from Electronic Patient Record (EPR) providers as this will assist with providing options and information around comparison of EPR Modules against off the shelf. Suppliers will be required to demonstrate: • Compliance with DTAC • Evidence of proven impact and benefit in the NHS • Proven experience delivering AVT solutions in healthcare environments • Ability to integrate with existing NHS digital infrastructure • Scalability to meet varying levels of demand across different NHS organisations • Evidence that the product/solution can meet the capabilities as stated in the application pack via video submission. In addition, suppliers will be required to complete and submit: • A solution Performance and Monitoring Response document. • An indicative pricing matrix or price list. • Information and collateral for onward sharing with NHS Buyers demonstrating the product capabilities and features. The instructions required for completion can be downloaded from the Atamis portal. Please note, the Atamis Contract Reference is: C378603 - AVT Self Certified Registry for the use of AI-Enabled Ambient Scribing Products. To access the information and documents in Atamis, you may need to register if you have not done so already. Please find the following URL for Atamis: https://atamis-1928.my.site.com/s/Welcome Should you have any issues accessing Atamis, further support can be found via the Atamis helpdesk on 0800 9956035 or via email [email protected] 8am to 6pm Monday to Friday (except public holidays) A guide to using the Atamis portal can be found by using the following link: https://services.atamis.co.uk/docs/Supplier_User_Guide.pdf This AVT Registry process aims to communicate to NHS organisations which suppliers have provided the necessary submission evidence, to assist them with their local procurement of AVT solutions. The expectations are that buying authorities such as GP's, ICB's and Acute Trusts will use the AVT Registry and accompanying resource library as part of the necessary and locally required due diligence governance checks and to inform a suitable and compliant route to market which will vary according to requirements and contract value. The first iteration of the AVT Registry was published on the 16th January 2026 and is shared with NHS Buyers upon enquiry into the National Commercial and Procurement Hub. The initial Pre-Market Engagement Notice (UK2) was published along with the application pack on the 29th October 2025. The AVT Self Certified Registry will remain open for new submissions on an ongoing basis. New applications will be reviewed in the order in which they are received. Additional and ongoing reviews may be required as guidance and products and functionality develop.

The proposed framework is to provide Participating Authorities (NHS bodies, local authorities, Integrated Care Boards, public health commissioners, central government departments, arm’s-length bodies and other named public-sector bodies) with a compliant, flexible and high-quality route to procure licensed Nicotine Replacement Therapy (“NRT”), reusable vaping devices, vaping consumables and associated smoking cessation products for tobacco dependency treatment, smoking cessation programmes and wider public health initiatives.

This soft market testing exercise is issued by the South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA) to inform the development of a future procurement strategy for a South Yorkshire Digital Pay as You Go Ticketing Trial. The Authority is seeking input from organisations with relevant experience in delivering multi-modal Digital Pay as You Go Ticketing applications. Further information and instructions about the market engagement, our requirements and intention is in the procurement document.

Stage Two - Establishment of the DP Solution Registry Introduction NHS England is seeking to establish a Registry of Suppliers and solutions that meet the uplifted Baseline Assurance Standards (BAS), Capabilities and Epics for Digital Pathways (DP) Solutions ("DP Solution Registry") in Primary Care settings. The Digital Pathways Standards, Capabilities and Epics have been uplifted to describe what outcomes NHS England need as a minimum, to operate and to ensure solutions operate in a safe and secure way. For the purpose of this Notice, NHS England is the lead authority (subject to potential future change). The NHS England National Commercial and Procurement Hub (the Hub) is issuing this Market Engagement notice on behalf of NHS England. The GP Contract mandates the use of Digital Pathways tools by NHS systems. The GPIT Operating Model v.6 mandates the use of the NHS England National Commercial and Procurement Hub for buying these tools. The link below provides the published NHS England Digital Pathways tools guidance for 2026/27. Digital pathways tools guidance 2026/27 - NHS England Digital The DP Solution Registry will not be a procurement vehicle but a list of suppliers who have self-certified against the uplifted national requirements. The purpose is to use the DP Solution Registry as a mechanism to support and inform NHS Buyers so they can develop their strategy to buy. The DP Solution Registry will act as an anchor to inform fully competitive processes out to market in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023. The first stage of engagement with the market to launch the DP Solution Registry ("Stage One: Information request") has concluded. This notice relates to the second stage of engagement with the market ("Stage Two: Establishment of the DP Solution Registry") and will remain ever open to allow new applications subject to such notification to the market. However, initial applications to the DP Solution Registry should be submitted by the 1st October 2026 to allow time for the DP Solution Registry to be established and launch with those applications that were successful. In the first instance, suppliers are invited to register on Atamis via Project reference code - C462178 to access the Application Guide and supporting documents. Interested suppliers should note that a nominated lead from the Hub will be your point of contact supporting you throughout the process. Completion of the contact details form within Atamis triggers this step. Applications will temporarily pause from the 1st October 2026 to allow the DP Solution Registry to launch. Applications can still be submitted however these will not be reviewed until the DP Solution Registry is launched. Suppliers should submit applications in good time so that they can be included in the launch and the first cohort of DP Solution Registry suppliers within. An overview of Digital Pathways Solutions The GP Contract requires Practices to provide a number of patient online services requiring digital tools for which the GPIT Operating Model mandates the standards, sources and funding arrangements. Where these are not met directly through NHS App functions the Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) will procure and provide the Practice with the relevant Digital Pathways Tools. The GPIT Operating Model sets out NHS England's responsibility to provide a safe, secure, resilient and value for money procurement route to support systems.  Digital Pathway Tools such as Online Consultations, Care Navigation and Demand & Capacity Planning can help Practices to effectively monitor, triage and prioritise patient demand and better utilise their resources. These solutions can support Practices to: • Assess patient needs from initial online contact. • Support patient triage and prioritisation. • Navigate patients to the appropriate point of care using clinical and operational rules. • Enable patient interactions with their Practice, for example, Fit Note request. • Collect structured information, for example, via a survey. The NHS 10-year plan is explicit that: • Demand in the system is rising due to ageing population and increasing complexity. • Current models are unsustainable and already failing to meet access expectations (e.g. difficulty getting GP appointments). The implication being that traditional capacity growth (more appointments, more staff) alone will not keep pace with demand and more effective ways of monitoring, prioritising and navigating demand and effective capacity planning is needed. Digital Pathways Tools can be delivered via a single solution or through a modular set of solutions. They are required to integrate with electronic patient records and national services. Digital Pathways (DP) Solution Registry Benefits The DP Solution Registry will provide NHS Buyers with access to a Registry of DP Solutions listed by Supplier, with an accompanying resource library to better inform their procurement strategies. Local procurements will be undertaken by the NHS Buyers (ICB, Primary Care Networks (PCNs), General Practice) themselves and in accordance with their own governance and due diligence requirements. The Hub is mandated to support Primary Care systems with their local procurements and will use the DP Solution Registry as an anchor in their open market tendering for above threshold buys. The GP Contract mandates the use of Digital Pathways Tools by NHS systems. The GPIT Operating Model v.6 mandates the use of the NHS England National Commercial and Procurement Hub for buying these tools. The DP Solution Registry will be operationalised as a central platform where Suppliers will self-declare against the uplifted NHSE Standards, Capabilities and Epics. It is not a procurement mechanism but a strategic enabler that: • Lists Solutions that successful Suppliers have self-certified by submitting evidence against the NHSE uplifted Standards, Capabilities and Epics. • Supports procurement strategies and planning by surfacing Suppliers that meet uplifted Digital Pathways Standards and Capabilities. • Encourages transparency around safety, data handling, and performance. • Enables monitoring, evaluation, and reporting. • Facilitates cross-system learning and reduces duplication across ICBs, PCNs and General Practices. • Sets conditions of participation for use in subsequent contracts and supplier behavioural expectations. For reference, the Capabilities are segmented into the below categories: - • Care Navigation • Online Patient Consultation • Online Patient Request • Online Consultations and Requests Reporting • Video Consultation • Communication Management • Cross Organisation Appointment Booking • Demand and Capacity Planning The Capability list has been updated since the initial Stage One - Information Request / Market Engagement and now includes Communication Management and Cross Organisation Appointment Booking. This is to cover the scope and functionality that Digital Pathways solutions offer. To remind suppliers, the Stage One Information Request was a market engagement exercise to aid the understanding of market capability and ready the market for applications to establish the creation of a Registry of Digital Pathways Solutions offered by Suppliers to the Primary Care Setting. Suppliers should note that the DP Solution Registry is not for appointments management solutions, however Digital Pathways solutions will be used to triage and offer appointments to patients utilising NHS Notify. NHS Notify allows organisations and services to send NHS App messages, emails, texts and letters to patients and the public more effectively. For the sake of clarity applications should be received by the 1st October 2026 to allow for the DP Solution Registry launch, all successful applications up to this date will be included in the initial launch which is anticipated in early to mid-October 2026. Applications during and after this date will be reviewed only after the launch of the DP Solution Registry. The DP Solution Registry is not intended to operate as a framework, Dynamic Market or other statutory procurement vehicle under the Procurement Act 2023, and admission to the DP Solution Registry does not of itself confer any right or entitlement to participate in, or be awarded, future contracts. NHS Buyers will need to satisfy their procurement duties when contracting. Suppliers are required to be truthful, factual and accurate with their ability to meet the national requirements via the self-certification process. Systems will take forward this knowledge as an anchor to their strategy and procurement process. Suppliers should note that NHS Buyers will undertake full assurance throughout the course of their procurement process and if it is found that a Supplier has misrepresented their application to the DP Solution Registry a remedial process will commence and be concluded to maintain the integrity of the DP Solution Registry. Suppliers should note that NHSE may periodically uplift Standards, Capabilities and Epics and suppliers will be expected to self-certify against these to remain on the DP Solution Registry. This market engagement is being conducted in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023.

NOE CPC intend to issue a tender under the Procurement Act 2023 to establish an open Framework following the open competitive procedure procurement route. The Total Technology Solutions 2 Framework will offer the NHS and wider UK public sector, a compliant route to market for the purchase of ICT products and services across the categories of non-clinical hardware, software and services, both in isolation or in any combination as part of a complete solution. It has been designed to be accessible to all types and size of supplier including OEM's, VaR's, SME's and large enterprises. Prior to issuing a Tender Notice (UK4), NOE CPC are issuing this Preliminary Market Engagement Notice (UK 2) to inform the market of this upcoming opportunity and to provide potential bidders a final opportunity to review the proposed framework approach and raise any comments, observations or questions regarding the procurement strategy. This is the second pre-market notice issued in relation to the forthcoming Total Technology Solutions 2 Framework and it's purpose is to provide an overview of our planned strategy for the procurement of the new Framework. Actions for potential bidders- To ensure your organisation is prepared for this upcoming opportunity, we encourage suppliers to: Watch the 'Introduction to the Total Technology Solutions 2 Framework' video to learn more about the proposed framework structure and procurement approach: https://youtu.be/j9h-Znsz3tY?si=iOE_mPql24ZBsaQz Review the proposed commercial strategy and raise any questions, comments or observations by contacting [email protected]. Register your organisation on the Central Digital Platform (CDP) in advance of the Tender Notice being published. Confirm whether your organisation intends to bid for the framework and Indicate which Solution Category or Categories (SC1–SC24) your organisation is likely to bid for to help inform final procurement planning and market analysis. The Central Digital Platform is an online portal which will make it easier for suppliers to find and bid for contracts, and for buyers to meet their transparency commitments under the Procurement Act 2023. Suppliers are encouraged to register their organisation in advance of a tender opportunity being published. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/procurement-act-2023-short-guides/suppliers-how-to-register-your-organisation-and-first-administrator-on-find-a-tender-in-three-easy-steps-html

NOE CPC intend to issue a tender under the Procurement Act 2023 to establish an open Framework following the open competitive procedure procurement route. The Total Technology Solutions 2 Framework will offer the NHS and wider UK public sector, a compliant route to market for the purchase of ICT products and services across the categories of non-clinical hardware, software and services, both in isolation or in any combination as part of a complete solution. It has been designed to be accessible to all types and size of supplier including OEM's, VaR's, SME's and large enterprises. Prior to issuing a Tender Notice (UK4), NOE CPC are issuing this Preliminary Market Engagement Notice (UK 2) to inform the market of this upcoming opportunity and to provide potential bidders a final opportunity to review the proposed framework approach and raise any comments, observations or questions regarding the procurement strategy. This is the second pre-market notice issued in relation to the forthcoming Total Technology Solutions 2 Framework and it's purpose is to provide an overview of our planned strategy for the procurement of the new Framework. Actions for potential bidders- To ensure your organisation is prepared for this upcoming opportunity, we encourage suppliers to: Watch the 'Introduction to the Total Technology Solutions 2 Framework' video to learn more about the proposed framework structure and procurement approach: https://youtu.be/j9h-Znsz3tY?si=iOE_mPql24ZBsaQz Review the proposed commercial strategy and raise any questions, comments or observations by contacting [email protected]. Register your organisation on the Central Digital Platform (CDP) in advance of the Tender Notice being published. Confirm whether your organisation intends to bid for the framework and Indicate which Solution Category or Categories (SC1–SC24) your organisation is likely to bid for to help inform final procurement planning and market analysis. The Central Digital Platform is an online portal which will make it easier for suppliers to find and bid for contracts, and for buyers to meet their transparency commitments under the Procurement Act 2023. Suppliers are encouraged to register their organisation in advance of a tender opportunity being published. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/procurement-act-2023-short-guides/suppliers-how-to-register-your-organisation-and-first-administrator-on-find-a-tender-in-three-easy-steps-html

THIS IS A PLANNED PROCUREMENT NOTICE - NOT AN OPPORTUNITY TO BID. The British Business Bank (BBB) is planning a future procurement for a Digital Experience Platform (DXP) comprising website hosting, content management, and supporting digital tooling. The objective is to establish a modern, scalable, and secure platform to support BBB’s external digital estate, enabling improved content management, digital governance, and user experience. 2. Scope of Requirement The proposed procurement will seek a single supplier (or integrated solution) to provide a consolidated DXP service including: Content Management System (CMS) (Drupal-based) Digital Asset Management (DAM) capability Digital Quality Management (DQM) / accessibility monitoring Consent Management Platform (CMP) for GDPR compliance Cloud hosting and support services The solution is expected to provide an integrated platform enabling efficient management of multiple websites and digital assets. The requirement is for a platform-as-a-service solution covering hosting, CMS and associated tooling; it is not a requirement for standalone web-design or website creative services.